$ 93.14
1-2 weeks delivery time
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The Blue Sea 5029 ST Blade Fuse Block provides 12 ATO®/ATC® fused circuits with an insulating ABYC/USCG-compliant cover for organized DC branch circuit protection up to 32V DC. It supports 100A per block and 30A per circuit (depending on fuse and wire sizing) and uses a #10-32 positive bus stud with #8 screw (M4) mounting. The cover features a push-button latch, storage for two spare fuses, and label recesses for Small Format Labels, with 20 write-on circuit labels included.
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Blue Sea 5029 - ST Blade Fuse Block, 12 Circuits with Cover, 32V DC, 100A per Block, 30A per Circuit
The Blue Sea 5029 ST Blade Fuse Block consolidates branch circuits and in-line fuses into a single organized fuse block. It provides 12 fused circuits and accepts ATO®/ATC® fast acting blade fuses for clean and accessible circuit protection in DC systems.
Key Features
- 12 fused circuits for consolidated branch circuit protection
- Accepts ATO® and ATC® fast acting blade fuses (fuses sold separately)
- Positive distribution bus with #10-32 stud
- Can be used for 24-hour circuits
- Tin-plated copper buses and fuse clips
- Accepts ring or snap fork type terminals
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Cover included:
- Meets ABYC/USCG insulation requirements
- Push button latch for easy fuse access
- Storage for two spare fuses
- Label recesses accept Small Format Labels for circuit identification
- Includes 20 write-on circuit labels
Specifications
Parameter Value Circuits 12 Maximum Amperage 100A per block (dependent on appropriately sized fuses and wire for the application) Maximum Amperage (per circuit) 30A per circuit Maximum Voltage 32V DC Mounting #8 Screw (M4) Positive Bus #10-32 Stud Recommended Torque 24 in-lb (2.71 N·m) Screw Terminal Type #8-32 screws with captive star lock washer Screw Terminal Torque 18 in-lb (2.03 Nm) Weight 0.68 lb (0.31 kg)
Optional Accessories
- Any ATO/ATC Fuses
- Any easyID Fuses
- Any Small Labels
- 5287 - ATC Fuse Kit (6-Piece)
- 5290 - easyID Fuse Kit
Application Notes
The ST Blade Fuse Block can be used as a space-saving and cost-effective solution when there are limited circuit breakers available on a distribution panel. A single circuit breaker can protect the feed wire to the fuse block, while the ST Blade Fuse Block provides a consolidated location for individual fused circuits for electronics that have their own ON/OFF switching.
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